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Install an Ordissimo distribution or...

DTJB -  
 argos -
its equivalent.

Hello,

So, let me explain: I don’t care about off-topic explanations and unnecessary blah blah, I have a specific goal, please kindly answer the question.

The situation:
My friend has a mental disability and her delay makes it very difficult for her to use a computer, so I have been looking for a solution like a simplified interface, preferably on Linux.

The solution offered by Ordissimo is appealing but expensive! My friend has a recent computer.

My question:

Where can I find and how can I install a Linux distribution like Ordissimo or its equivalent (plus configurations and procedures please) for free and in compliance with the laws in effect preferably ^^?

Clarifications:

I accept private conversations, but I appreciate that the solution is indicated in response to my question right here, even if it's a summary; in any case, I need the details of the solution you will suggest.

Best regards.

8 answers

  1. neo_88
     
    Hi, I am an Ordissimo reseller, and I find that the price gap compared to a classic PC is more than reasonable. Moreover, we provide training, installation, and support. Otherwise, you have easy peasy, but for help, you'll have to manage on your own!
    I might have some second-hand Ordissimos available.
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    1. boussion
       
      I have an Ordissimo and I am very happy with it.
      However, when I receive slideshows with moving images, I get stuck. Why?
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  2. Mykkel Posted messages 170 Status Member 6
     
    Hi, try Ubuntu Gnome3 + Gnome-shell, I recommend it for beginners.
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  3. le druide Posted messages 40644 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   6 616
     
    for a simplified Linux interface you have XPUD, the most streamlined interface and super fast. http://www.le-monde-informatique.com/wordpress/archives/778

    the druid without the potion.
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  4. neo_88
     
    Hi, a streamlined interface yes, but for seniors, Ordissimo offers a simple interface: one icon = one program, and in each program, one icon = one function. No submenus, disk management where the system is not accessible to prevent false manipulation. In short, several years of work.
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    1. jeanbi Posted messages 15399 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   2 383
       
      :-)
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  6. le druide Posted messages 40644 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   6 616
     
    an icon = launch a program, well yes! as is the case on Linux and Windows.

    Mixed reviews for ordissimo > https://www.zdnet.fr/telecharger/
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    the druid without the potion.
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  7. neo_88
     
    What I meant is no menu - sub-menu. Directly to the point. And on the desktop, all programs or functions accessible directly.
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  8. DTJB
     
    ;-) thank you all, I will dig into the subject considering your responses.
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  9. argos
     
    To copy and reinstall an Ordissimo, you need to create an ISO image of the hard drive

    With GHOST, for example.
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